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The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors has approved spending $900,000 on upgrades at the Rancho Cucamonga Family Resource Center.
Improvements will include a new roof, outdoor painting, signs, restroom upgrades, landscaping, a repaved parking lot, and new furniture, according to Second District Supervisor Jesse Armendarez III.
Armendarez, whose district includes the resource center, arranged the funding.
“This investment is about making sure families and residents in Rancho Cucamonga have access to safe, welcoming, and functional community spaces,” said Armendarez in a statement. “The Family Resource Center is a place where residents can connect with services, participate in programs, and come together as a community.”
The resource center at 9791 Arrow Route is a hub for social services, recreation and special events. The upgrades, which will be undertaken by Rancho Cucamonga and the county, are expected to take two years to complete, according to the statement.
